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Roast unicorn anybody? What they ate in the Middle Ages!

Posted on September 8, 2012 by Tony McMahon

The British Library reported in April this year that it had found a long lost medieval cookbook that included a recipe for roast unicorn – it even included a helpful picture of the unicorn being roasted. Just as I was…

Category: Templar Mystery Tags: ate, bake, breakfast, cookery, dinner, eat, food, lunch, Medieval, middle ages, Recipe, roast, sausage, spices, swan, Templar, unicorn

Jews and the Knights Templar – a complex relationship

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Tony McMahon

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The relationship between the Jews and the Knights Templar was complex with the knights protecting Jewish people

Category: Templar History Tags: alheira, anti-semitism, blood libel, Edward I, england, hugh of lincoln, jew, jewish, jews, Knight Templar, Koppin, law, lending, Lincoln, medieval, middle ages, money, Murphy, Oliver Cromwell, persecution, pogrom, return, Rex Deus, sausage, sephardic, Templar, templars, tomar, Torah, usury, Wallace, zion

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